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    The document discusses the American colonial authorities' views on gaining cooperation from Philippine elites after acquiring control of the Philippines in the aftermath of the Spanish-American War. It states that the Americans saw the elites as essential for maintaining order and stability, and able to help administer policies, taxes, and exploit resources. It also discusses how the elites immediately cooperated due to fears of punishment and to protect their interests, status, education, and influence.

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    The document discusses the American colonial authorities' views on gaining cooperation from Philippine elites after acquiring control of the Philippines in the aftermath of the Spanish-American War. It states that the Americans saw the elites as essential for maintaining order and stability, and able to help administer policies, taxes, and exploit resources. It also discusses how the elites immediately cooperated due to fears of punishment and to protect their interests, status, education, and influence.

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    The document discusses the American colonial authorities' views on gaining cooperation from Philippine elites after acquiring control of the Philippines in the aftermath of the Spanish-American War. It states that the Americans saw the elites as essential for maintaining order and stability, and able to help administer policies, taxes, and exploit resources. It also discusses how the elites immediately cooperated due to fears of punishment and to protect their interests, status, education, and influence.

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    Princess Roly Ann C.

    Escandallo
    A9 Tuesday and Friday March 8, 2023

    1. United States market expansion


    2. The United States needed to expand its trading routes in different parts of the world.
    3. Source of raw materials
    4. Military Base in Asia

     Fought for the Philippines through  Hesitant to support revolution


    revolution  Negotiated with the enemies
     Aimed for separation

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    The American colonial authorities saw the cooperation of the Philippine elites as essential for
    maintaining order and stability in the country. They believed that the elites, with their education, wealth, and
    social status, could help to ensure that the population remained peaceful and obedient. They believed that the
    elites could help to carry out administrative tasks, such as collecting taxes, maintaining the peace, and
    implementing reforms. They believed that the elites could help to facilitate the exploitation of the country 's
    resources, such as minerals, land, and labor, for the benefit of the new colonial regime. In conclusion, the
    Americans needed the cooperation of the Philippine elites in order to maintain order, implement policies, gain
    legitimacy, and access resources.

    The elites in the Philippines immediately cooperated with the American colonial authorities for a
    variety of reasons. The elites were aware of the brutal tactics used by the American military during the
    Philippine - American War, and many feared that they would face punishment if they did not cooperate with
    the new colonial authorities. They feared that the new government would seize their lands or dismantle the
    political and social structures that favored their class. In conclusion, the Philippine elites immediately
    cooperated with the American colonial authorities out of fear, protection of their interests, access to education
    and opportunities, and the desire to exert influence and maintain power.

    No , the Filipinos did not stop fighting after the capture of Emilio Aguinaldo in 1901. While the capture
    of Aguinaldo was a major setback for the Philippine revolutionary forces, it did not mark the end of the
    Philippine - American War. After the capture of Aguinaldo, resistance to American rule continued in various
    forms, including guerrilla warfare, uprisings, and organized rebellions . The fighting was characterized by a
    series of small skirmishes and engagements , rather than large - scale battles , and was often brutal, with both
    sides committing atrocities.

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    Philippine-American War, war between the United States and Filipino revolutionaries from 1899 to
    1902, an insurrection that may be seen as a continuation of the Philippine Revolution against Spanish rule.
    It began after the United States assumed sovereignty of the Philippines following the defeat of Spain in the
    Spanish-American War. Although an end to the insurrection was declared in 1902, sporadic fighting
    continued for several years thereafter.

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    TRUE

    FALSE

    TRUE
    FALSE

    FALSE

    TRUE
    TRUE
    TRUE
    FALSE

    TRUE

    EXHIBITS
    HONESTY
    HUMILITY
    LEADERS
    COMMITMENT LOVE

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     Honesty
    A good leader advocates truth and integrity. He conserves the trust and confidence given to him by the
    people. And of course, he doesn’t steal the funds of the nation.

     Exhibit Humility
    Humble leaders are not likely to take credit for others' work. They put the needs of the people before
    their own, and they are strong advocates for what the people need. By focusing more on others than themselves,
    humble leaders gain the trust of followers and help them develop and grow beyond what they may have
    thought possible.

     Commitment
    An effective leader of the government is resolute in realizing his great visions and dreams for the
    country.

     Love
    An effective leader has a selfless love for his people and country. All of these qualities are difficult to
    practice, but because of his love, he’ll do his best to practice them all.

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